Re: cvs: phpdoc / Makefile.in

On Fri, 16 May 2003, Gabor Hojtsy wrote: > > Okay. Here is the problem. If we have a page like this: > > > > <chapter id="file-upload"> > > <title>Handling File Uploads</title> > > > > <sect1 id="file-upload.post"> > > <title>POST Methods</title> > > > > </sect1> > > > > <sect1 id="file-upload.errors"> > > <title>Errors</title> > > > > </sect1> > > > > ... > > > > </chapter> > > > > We make a top level page for File Upload and also put the POST content > > on that page. Errors goes on another page. > > > > Before, we would have sidebar links like this: > > > > File Upload > > - POST (This points to the file-upload.php#POST) > > - Errors > > > > Now, it's just: > > > > File Upload > > - Errors > > > > So, the person can still get to POST, it's just linked to from File > > Upload. We should probably fix it, but I don't think it's a show > > stopper, so I'll look into it later. > > Well, I have seen some code added by Thomas specially for this to > happen, which you are against ;) The reason was that "next" nav links > should not point to the same page when the 'next' chunk is integrated to > the current one. This may affect the TOC builder too, as it may use the > same template which blocks non-real chunks from appearing in TOCs. This > made sense in connection with the top/bottom nav links. I can't tell if you're for or against it Goba but will say I'm 100% for having POST show up in the above TOC. Being that it's the TOC it should list all C's. And of course [next] should go to the next and not current (like it does currently) so anyway I agree it's not a show stopper but do miss it. Regards, Philip